Etiquette For Entering A Foreign Residence Or Office

The residence or office of foreign businessmen should be agreed or informed in advance and arrive on time.

No one should greet or knock on the doorbell or enter the door after his master's permission. If no one answers, knock again or ring the bell (but knock on the door lightly, and the bell should not be too long).

No one can enter without permission or without permission.

If it is urgent or unagreed, you must go and try to avoid disturbing the person at night. If you have to tell the other person at rest time, you should immediately apologize for the interruption.

You can enter the room by the host's permission or invitation.

Even if the conversation takes a short time, do not stand at the door and talk about it. If the host does not invite him in, he can go outside and talk outside.

If the room conversation is shorter, you do not have to sit down. You should not stay after the event. If the conversation time is longer, you can take a seat after the invitation of the host.

If there is no prior agreement, the time for speaking should not be too long.

When you are invited to visit and visit a foreign businessman, you should arrive on time according to your master's advice. It's impolite to be too late.

The visiting time is usually around ten a.m. or four p.m.

If you are late for any reason, you should apologize.

Don't refuse to refuse the snacks prepared by your host. You should taste them and drink as much as possible.

Without the owner's invitation or the owner's permission, it is not allowed to visit the owner's house and courtyard at will, and visit the house under the lead of the master, that is, the most familiar friends also do not touch the indoor decoration or personal supplies except the books and flowers.

Greetings should be given to the host family (especially the wife or husband and child). The cat and dog of the host family should not express fear or dislike, nor should they kick or beat it.

When you leave, you should show your thanks to the host politely.